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THE SARATOGA RACES.

Who Were the Winners To-day, and
What They Sold For in the Pools.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 27.-The race meeting
here was continued to-day. The weather was very
1ne and the attendance large The track was in
very good condition.
First race-purse $500, Of which $50 and the en-
trance money $15 each) to second; nOn-winning
and maiden allowances from to % lbs, one mile.
Swift won, with Harry Russell second. and Gallatin
third Harry Russell led for over ree-Quarters
OF the mile wnen Swift rushed to the front and
held the lead to the finish. Time, 1 AT. Pools:
M1ddleSex, 0allatin, Safe Ban and Vosburg, $l1.
No mutual pools were sold on the race.
Second race-the Alabama stakes; for three
year0ld ntes, at 500 each; $50 Forfeit $25 only
II declared by January /, 1887, with $500 added,
the second to receive $500 out OF the stakes;
winners OF three ear-Old stake allowed five
pounds; maidens allowed ten pounds; one mile
and furlong.
Grisette won with Flageoletta second and Flori-
more third.
Pooas-Stevens entries, Wary and Florimore
500; Flageoletta, $36; grtsette, $32; EdSte, S1O
Grisette took the lead before q furlOng had been
run and held 1t in good shape to the finish. Time
2.OOH.
THIRD race, handicap sweepstakes, for all ages
at $50 each with $500 added the second to receive
500 out OF the stakes; one mile and half furlOng
WahOO won, with HaFWOOd second and Lewis
Clark third.
Del NOrte took the lead at the start and held
nrSt place Tor over three-quarters Of mile, but
WaShOO then rushed forward and took the lead,
and coming on, won by half length. Time :54]S.
Fourth race, purse 500; three-quarters OF q
mile. Rita won, with KermeSse second and King
Crab third. Time: 1:19H.
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BOWLING, Aucaoneer.

FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND AT SOUTH END OF
CHAIN BRIDGE, WITH GOOD MILL SITE
AND GOOD WATER-POWER, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, AUGUST FIRST. 1887, at ONE 4ax
Pennsylvania avenue shall sell tract of land -
containing 10 acres which has q good mill site aud
Chain Bridge, about three miles above Georgetown D.
e, on high and commanding bluff easily accessible
Potomac to the Chain Bridge As summer resort for
is now visited daily by hundreds Of oarsmen and
over ono OF the finest rowing
IN the country. In the hands of capable man, and
with good accommodations for visitors this place can
be made the most popular resort around Warrington
This property has inexhaustable QuArry Of the
finest stone in the country.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in one. two and
three with notes bearing interest and secured
deed of trust on the property sold. Conyeyancing
Quired ut time Of sale. jylS-dts
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TOMORROW.
ING. Auctioneer.

VNHUAA6 BOWLING, Auctionser.
ONE BILLIARD TABLE, WITH IVORY POOL AND
BILLIARD BALLS COMPLETE; LEATHER
COVERED LOUNGE AND LEATHER Is4a coy
SEAT CHAIRS, OAK AND WALNUT CANE-SEAT
CHAIRS, COVERED CARD TABLES ROUND
CLOCK AND EBONY BRACKET. WEBSTER
G GEio TAbIEs AMP Ab wirEAP HTr EH
AND GOBLETS, LARGE PUNCH BOWL, EBONY
BOOx-RACK, N T. SIDEBOARDS, SMALL LOT
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, Z STOVES, To-
EIGHTH, 1887, commencing 1t TEN O'CLOCK I
shall SAIL ct the clubrooms on the Sd floor Of building
No. 111S street, over Hendersons Wall Paper Es-
tahshment all the personal effects contained therein.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
ty23-4t Auctioneer.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS On THE KSiGHTs.-Cardinal
Gibbons said last night. IN reference TO the cable
gram announcing that the pope had decided that
there was no ground for Interference with the
hnights OF Labor, that he had as Yet received no
information concerning the subject. He stated
that he would be equally sorry and surprised 10
See the organization condemned He believes
moreover, that there Will be no condemnation as
long as the knights OF Labor steer clear OF anar.
chists and other dangerous associations and con-
line themselves 10 their lawful and praisew ortly
enorts TO better the condition or The working pe0
pie without interfering with the rights OF others
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CONTRACTS for furnishing blanks, hlaak hooks
and printed matter for tho money order on1ces for
four years have been awarded to Dunlap CLARKE,
OF Philadelphia; Henry Goodman, OF La Porte,
Ind; Wynkoop, Hnilonbeck Co. oe Nsw YoEk;
the Anvil Printing CO, OF P1tla0eiphiA, and Weed
Parsons Co, Albany, n 7. T1e contgacss e.
gre9ate $4,000
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VINHOMAS DOWLlN6 AucttOneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST AND G
STREETS NORTHWEST-7O1 FIRST STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue and under the provisions of the last -
viii Of Peter MONAGHAN, deceased duly admittedly :5
to probate aud recorded in the Office Of the Regster
Of Wills the undersigned will offer for sale at public
AUCTION, In front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST INST, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK 2. n, the following described real estate
situate In the city Of Washington to wit Part of lot
numbered twenty-seven CD. in McGuire's subdi-
vision of square numbered six hundred and twenty
four (62 situate the northeast Of First and
streets northwest and fronting % feet on First
street and running back 80 feet uniform width, and
improvement thereon consisting OF three-sory brick
Terms Of sale: One.third cash; balance in one and
two years. for which the notes Of the purchaser Sc
cured by deed of trust on the premises sold and
bearing interest from the day Of SALE shall
be given all cash. at the option of the purchaser
deposit Of 800 required when property is struck off
be not complied with within ten days from day Of sale
the undersigned the right to resell at risk and
cost Of purchaser after five days advertisement in
newspaper published in Washington, D. G.
lSignedl THOMAS GEARY,
jy23-d&ds Executor and Trustee.
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GEORGIA WILL HAVE THE GLENN BTII.-The ed
ucatlohal committee of the Georgia house and
senate, In Joint session. last evening reported in
FAVOR OF the Glenn BILL which makes IL a penalty
Tor any teacher 10 teach a white child In o.ored
SCHOOL or coiored child In white school. lie
passage Is accepted In Atlanta AS the liked policy
OF the state. There WAS little discussion In the
committee. Every white man voted for the blu
Inc l"o coiofed members OF the cornI.iJtee voted
adversely.
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WEEKS h CO., Auct,oneers.

1000 VOLUMES STANDARD MISCELLANEOUS
,,~r..B BOOKS AT AUCTION.
DAChENS WORKS, WAvERLEY NOVELS. THACk:
ERY,S NOVELS TENNYSON'S POEMS LARGE
BokE.. H1sToR1cHL WORKS. FINE PKAYER
hsE 00kkSS' ,JUvENILES IN SETS; HS SLaDA AZ
AAEEGIION; At 7O9 MARKET SPACE, ON SAT +
TEkRDA Nv, MORNING. JULY THiRTIEIIh::e a, At
smith WARDWELL. WHO ARE ABOUT TO
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The winning horses al Monmouth Park, n. j..
yesterday, were Choctaw, Belinda, Hanover, Lady
Primrose, Florence l., and Mentuiore.
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LOT FINE DEccoRATED WARE.
WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioaeers.

IMMENSE LOT OF JEwELRY, WITH OTHER
S S4SRs ASST5SoN SSs s MAEKET
RaNHT sTTSEH ok TES TIs = hs6
PLATE AND FINE GOLD-FRQMT GOODS,
PINS. RINGS. SETS OF JEWELRY, STUDS.
COLLAR RUTT9MS CHAINS, R HA dEIS'
OxYDIzED JEWELRY, &C.; IN ALL THE
LLARGE EST, STOCK YET OFFERED ,ros sA y.
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A PROPOSED YACHT RAcE.-Nearly 81, 900 has
been raised at Newport, X. l., for the proposed
race between the New York and Eastern Yacht
Clubs IL Is proposed 10 have prizes flye ciasse
one suggestion being schooners - feet and over
sloops 40 feet and over, sioops % feet and over
sloops 81 feet and over and sloops under 81 feet.
letter has been sent 10 the secretary OF the New
YORK Yacht Club formally asking n they Will con-
test for the cups in The event VI their being offered
IL Is expected that ali the big yachts VI Boston
and New York viii enter
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At Fan River, Mass, Monday. John Oates q
reQuisition from the governor OF Virginia on q
charge OF stealing gold watch and $3.50 ut Nor
folk. Va.
Policeman Fay struck Daniel Kerns, whole
sale LIQUOR dealer. with his club IN New York Mon
on OF his beat ct the time. He has been sus-
pended from the force
Robert Schroeder has been deposed from the
presidency OF the Buffalo Brewers Union on ac-
count Of NJ socialism. He Is cigar maker and .
Lightship No. A. building for the Government
by Houston Woodbridge at the Marcus Hook
shtpyaro, at Chester, Pa, was launched Monday
evening.
The atlanta went to sea from Newport, R. L,
YESTERDAY with the board appointed TO inquire
into the Injuries sustained by tho vessel during
the firing of the guns on her recent cruise.
William Il. Ciemmons colored preacher, died
o. Atlanta, Ga. yesterday OF q mysteriOusiy In.
nicted gunahOt wound.
Tho new tWo-dOaiaf silver certificates, with
HAnc0ck viGnette, are being raised ana circulated
- ten-ooliar certificates In Chicago
Gov. Davis Of Rhode island, Is Overhauling the
management Of the State prison at CsaRston.
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POISONED BY HER E,IuKR,s MIsrrrss Tn

POISONED BY HER FATHERS MIsrEEss.-Thene
Is considerable excitement In Maiden, Mass, 90
sonvilie, Fla, paper 10 The effect that Hattie T.
Lewis, or that city, who died suddenly at Jackson.
vile, was the victim OF foul play by a woman who
accompanied her. IL Is said the girl was poisoned
by her fathers mistress, the latter hoping 20 gain
more influence over Lewis. The girl was buried
mere, Dut her father would not aiiow the casket
10 oe opened IL Is intimated that facts In the
case Will lie given 10 the legal authorities. Lewis
nQ Trouble With his wife last winter and lert her.
LABOR VOTERS OBJEcr.-The labor men I'm New
YORK Object 10 the following question ON the
blanks Labor inspectors are required TO MI out.
Ibid you support the ticket known as the Labor
or Robert y. Mooney ticket VI last election They
say George was their only candidate, that Mooney
was merely endorsed by them, and claim that the
blanks should read accordingly
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Telearaphfc Briefs.

Count KalnOky and Ministers Lutz and Grail
sheim, OF Bavaria, will visit Prince Bismarck q
KisSingen.
A dispatch from Buffalo, N. Y, says that VIM.
j. Manning, whose story Is telegraphed from Chi
cage, Is believed to be an 1mpOSter. He claims
that he Is q nephew or ex-Secretary Manning, but
this Is not believed to be true.
The argument to make permanent the stay OF
proceedings in the case OF Jacob Sharp was con-
linued today before Judge Potter In the Supreme
Court by MI. Parsons.
fire at Georgetown, KY, this morning, de-
strOyed seven buildings In the principal business
block OF tho town. including the office OF the Times
newspaper. Loss estimated at $50, COO
Tom Bean, the wealthieSt, one OF the oldest,
and altogether the most eccentric OF the residents
OF Benham, Tex, died surrounded by negroes
with whom ne had lived many years. Mr. Bean is
supposed to have been worth 81 10000, and il Q
will Is found It is believed that all his property
viii be left TO negroes
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SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT AND TREASURER
HYAT.-MessrS. Miller Miller to-day filed bill
in equity for Dennis Horrgan against the District
of Columbia ana q. s. Treasurer Hyatt, for the
collection OF lien certificate against property In
square east OF SO, West Washington. The COM
p1a1nt states that the corporation or Georgetown,
Nov. &c, 1859, passed an ordinance for opening,
extending, and improving West street, and tax
OF 81 per front foot was imposed that portion
OF his land was condemned and $685. ID for damages
awarded him; that he paid the tax July 5,
1870; that before the work was completed the cor
pOracOn Of Georgetown was abolished and the
board OF public works Completed the work, and
July 10, 1874 issued certificate against him for
$206O2; that the damages, $16. ID. has not been
paid him nor the tax, $l71, refunded him. and that
these sums are sufficient TO pay the amount vi
certificate, and he asks that the District be re-
0uired to credit these sums, and that the cert1n-
cate be cancelled.
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MUSTERED N-Gen. Ordway last evening mus
tered In the new company known as the washing
ton Merchants Rifles Thirty-three men We're
COSttnett Is the commanding officer Their Orga-
nizafion Will be known as Company d. OF the third
battalion.
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RANGE OF THE THKRAoAETER.-The following
were the readings at the Signal ofice to-day: z u
m. 75; 2 p. ~, 81; maximum. IS; minimum, ~.
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BORROWING PRoHIBITED.-The Commissioner of
Patents with the approval OF the Secretary OF the
Interior, has issued the following order: several
instances OF borrowing money by superior officers
or this bureau from interiors and subordinates
having been made known TO the commissioner. IT
is ordered that the borrowing OF money, directly
or indirectly, by superiOrs from suoOrdinates In
this bureau be, and the same is hereby, strictly
abolished"
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

vSOR SALE-I OFFER A NEARLY NEW THREE
u story, lO-room. bay window House, near New
Hampshire ave. at a bargain NJ. VI. PARKER,
821-ot 14lSF St
TSOR SALE - TWO BRAN NEW SIX ROOM
II houses 914. 916 st Sc: south fronts; cemented
Cellars; modern improvements: Thoroughly built: COM
Portable. convenient complete: superior well water
near i. q PALMER. 0lO G. IT 4 = fYoR-
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MARRIAGE LICKNsEs.-Narriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 David A.
Ulshmap and Minnie F. Noel, both OF Caroline
County. Va; Cornelius Sheehy and Alice s.
keiSLer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
QE p EEhEvENTH Et, STREET AND MARYt 4 70
FEET ON MARYLAND AVENUE, AND 136 5-12
FEET ON ELEVENTH STREET.
Virtue of deed Of trust dated June IL 1869,
and duly recorded in LiberT aud T. IL, folio 337,
one OF me land records Of the District Of Column
Ria. and Of decree; dated July 18th. 1857 inHI
Equity cause No 1897, Clara E. Wheatley ct al. VI.
Sarah Harvey ct al the subscriber will sell Ct pub
nc aret13m IN front Of the premises. on MONDAY,
f fee EiGRTH PAY Of AUGUsT D. 1851 ct SIX x
tine city Of in the District Of Coumbia
sud city Is and being lots IF and K" N the
four Oh and the whole Of lot numbered three (3 in
square numbered three hundred and fifty two 1852,
made by Jose phi I. McWilliams. May 9th, 1859. and
recorded in the office of the surveyor Of District
in Liber B. f. 1885, together with the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon, which consist Of large three
closed by brick wall and iron fencing.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the balance In
six twelve and eighteen months with interest: de-.
property deposit Of $3.50 REQUIRED at the time Of
SAFE terms OF sale are not complied with in seven
after the day Of SALE property to be resod at the
risk and expense Of the defaulting purchaser All
conyeyancinY ut purchasers expense.
RICHARD L. WALLACE,
iy26-dGda vi
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
~ CORNER THIRTEEN-AND-A-HAL1 AND

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
~ CORNER THIRTEEN-AND-A-HALT AND
STREETS SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of decree passed on the 22d day Of -
June 168 In the cause Of Schneider Burke ct "a
a., No 10419. equity docket 20, in the supreme 81
Court Of the District of Columbaa. shall WE'D
NESDAY. THE TWENTY-SEYENTH DAY OF JULY.
front Of the premises oer for saie 1t pubic auction
The real estate situated in the District Of
Columbia to Wit: Known and described the ground
plan Of the city of Washington Lot lsttered in
the subdivision of lots IL and 13 In square 267.
equal instalments ak and twelve months with in
e sx Per cent secured by the notes
chaser Adepost Of 800 will be required at the time
Of sAle and the terms Of sale not complied with
within ten days the the right resell
ut the risk and cost Of the purchaser
". 4 DUHAMEI.
40 La. ave-, r,-,,.....
J. G. BIGELOW. Afws'
5O3k d st. n.w,J
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy13-eo&ds
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THERE WAS CHANGE FOR THE BETTER reported
to-day In the condition OF Mr.. John Tyler. He had
a restful night and his physicians to-day thought
there was an improvement. The members OF his
family are quite hopeful, but think his recovery
Will be very slow,
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEKS CO. Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana xve-
Opposite City Post Once.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF NEW AND SECOND
HAND FURNITURE, COMPRISING GENE
RAJ ASSORTMENT OF GOODS.
LOT FINE DEcokATED WARE
ALSO,
LOT COFFEE. JAMAICA GINGER Y1CKLED
OYSTERS. JELLIES, OLIVES. SAUCES. SOAPS,
AND OTHER GOODS.
At auction. within our salesroomss THURS DAY
MORNING, JULY TWENTI-EI6HTH, at TN
O'CLOCK. 1t
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No LEAVES IN THE r. o. ID. UNTIL SEPT. L.
The Postmaster General to-day issued an order
directing that no further leaves OF absence be
granted TO clerks in the Department until Sep
TENDER ], In order TO dispose OF the large amount
Of work
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TEE q. s. s. ALLIANCE has arrived at Rio de ia
metro.
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CHAPLIN BROWN,
FRANKLIN H. MACKEY, A1ossS'
sos D street n. W.
7. ST1CKNEY, Auct.. 936 F So jy25-d&ds

TQNHOS. BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRgSTEEs'n SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sTREET NoRTHWEsT, BETwEEN K AND
STREETS, KNOWN as No. 1926 TWENTY
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust bearing date
on the twentieth day OF May. 1885 and duly hsa
recorded in Liber No. 112l, folio 3S5, ct seq,
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia
the request Of the party secured thereby the under
signed trustees, will sell at PUBLIC auction, in front
AUGUST. A. D., 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, all
that certain piece of land situate in the City of Wash
inROn in said District known and being part of lot
numbered twenty-one gid in square numbered
seventy three 49, said lot having front Of ~ feet
on 21st street northwest and running back of even
width fifty feet the depth Of said lot the same
being particularly described In said deed of trust
together with the thereon consisting OF
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. the balance in one
and two years. with interest secured by the Of
the purchaser, and deed Of trust ON the premises
sold, or al cash at option Of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with in ten days
from the day Of SALE the trustees the right
to resell at cost and risk Of defauting purchaser.
deposit Of 800 required on day Of sale.
CHARLES X. NEWMAN, I r-....
ty2O-d&ds PHILLIP ADAkNEILLE.( AI10soeSs
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CoLoRED COMPANIES AT THE CHICAGO DRul-The
oruer against coiorcd men taking part Ia the inter.
national military encaiupment AT Chicago was re.
voked last night and colored companies regularly
mustered into the National Guard Will be allowed
TO compete
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~ aheHAItON 10 Ntk0tNiA-
small delegation from Virginia, headed by
Senator Daniel called on the President at half
past II to-day, and invited him TO attend the
OCTOBER faif q LynchburH. Va. The President re.
piled Inst - could not now say whether or not he
could sssmd.
After the Kansas City Delegation left the White
aouee, tne visiting passenger agents OF the west
resolved oy the PRESIDENT They were introduced
BY Passenger Agent Sparks
a Prssiaensaal Appeias..ens.
TIE President has appointed ". n. STARK col
iscsr ct customs Tor New London. Conn.
LEGAL Notes.
VIM Mercer colored boy, was charged In the
Police Court this morning with having, on July
l9, committed an assault on Jno. Crittenden, and
Gained hisS Across the street tooS him nv the col
lar, forced him down and kicked him The court
nned him $50 or 60 DAYS
liquor store At the corner Of stn and streets
northwest, was before the Police Court to-day
charged with violating the sunday liquor law, and
aMef Nearing the testimony the court dismissed
The former National Guards, coaored company.
have elected four new members, making total OF
Yesterday In South Washington Special oficer
Hutton arrested Jas H. Rudd, nineteen years old,
Rudd or W go IrUm MS aa'ner 9 IN
the Police Court the case was continued
the body OF Henry Fields colored, who was
drowned near the Chain Bridge, Monday, has been
recovered.
The major OF police has issued circular request
Ing the ehcers to ascertain whether there are any
blind children on their beats and report the same
70 headquarters. This Is done that arrangements
may be made Tor their education In the Maryland
Institution for the Blind
In the case OF the Baltimore and Potomac Rail.
road Co, indictment for nuisance Mr. Totten, for
the defendant, nled plea to the jurisdiction OF
the court, and the district attorney filed o
demurrer to the plea.
Nj. Geo. A. Mcllhenney was reported this after
noon to be slightly better than he was yesterday.
sales Of Real Estasc.
George E Weede has sold for s., 500, to r. W.
Walker and c. b. Thornton, lot . square 3O8-2j
feet on street, between 18th and 18th streets.
j. Mel. Carust has bought, for 81, 900, sub lot
square 82-52 by 81 feet on DIST street, between
street and Virginia avenue northwestern Alvin
Cox.
The Courts.
EQUITY COURT-JQdge Merrick.
Yesterday, Harrington agt. Weighton; F. James
appointed guardian ad htem. Emmons agt.
Thompson; Job Barnard appointed guardian ad
item.
Police CoURT-yadOp Smell.
To-day, JAS Wallace and VIM. Walker, colored,
Ored, assault; personal bonds to keep the peace.
Edward Thurston, colored, larceny; sixty days and
restitution. Daniel ONeill, threats; personal
bonds. Mary C0nnOrS and Michael Donohue, as
sault; $3.50 each. JOS. Scott threats; personal
bonds. Lemuel Clark, assault; s. or fifteen days.
ARRAY; collateral forfeited. John Nallen assault
SO or thirty days Win. Mercer, colored, do; SO
or sixty days.